monopolistic
gb/mənˌɑpəlˈɪstɪk/ us/mənˌɑpəlˈɪstɪk/
C1
Kiingereza
monopolisztikus, kisajátító
C1
BUSINESS
1
Muundo wa matumizi:
monopolistic [company/market/practices/control/power]
Regulators accused the company of monopolistic practices that kept smaller rivals out of the market.
A szabályozó hatóságok azzal vádolták a vállalatot, hogy monopolisztikus gyakorlataival kiszorítja a kisebb versenytársakat a piacról.
The merger could give the airline a monopolistic position on several regional routes.
Az egyesülés több regionális útvonalon is monopolisztikus helyzetbe hozhatja a légitársaságot.
Consumers often face higher prices when a market becomes monopolistic.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
The app store was criticized for monopolistic control.
Az alkalmazásáruházat monopolisztikus ellenőrzése miatt bírálták.
Monopolistic markets give customers fewer choices.
A monopolisztikus piacok kevesebb választási lehetőséget kínálnak a vevőknek.
Kosa la kawaida:
Do not use monopolistic as a noun; say “a monopoly” or “a monopolistic company/market.”
Maana
Having monopoly-like market control
Miunganiko ya maneno
monopolistic practices
|monopolistic behavior
|monopolistic power
|monopolistic control
|monopolistic market
|monopolistic position
|monopolistic company
|monopolistic industry
|monopolistic pricing
|monopolistic tendencies
Visawe
anti-competitive (Emphasizes reducing or preventing competition, often by unfair or illegal means.)
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dominant (Broader; may simply mean very powerful or leading in a market.)
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monopoly-like (Less formal; means resembling a monopoly without necessarily being one.)
Vinyume
competitive (Describes a market with active rivalry among businesses.)
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open (Emphasizes access for many participants rather than control by one.)
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fragmented (Describes a market divided among many smaller competitors.)
Mada
business
|economics
|markets
|competition
|law
Ufafanuzi
A monopolistic company, market, or action gives one business too much control and leaves customers or rivals with little choice.
Having, involving, or resulting from monopoly power in a market, so that one company or group can control supply, prices, or access and limit competition.
C2
FORMAL
2
kisajátító
B2
Muundo wa matumizi:
monopolistic [attitude/approach/control/grip] over [something]
Local publishers complained about the library board's monopolistic control over access to historical documents.
A helyi kiadók arra panaszkodtak, hogy a könyvtári bizottság kisajátítja a történeti dokumentumokhoz való hozzáférés szabályozását.
The group developed a monopolistic attitude toward the festival and refused to involve other community organizations.
A csoport kisajátító hozzáállást alakított ki a fesztivállal kapcsolatban, és nem volt hajlandó bevonni más közösségi szervezeteket.
Critics argued that the government had a monopolistic grip on the national media.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
The club was monopolistic and would not share the space.
A klub kisajátító módon viselkedett, és nem volt hajlandó megosztani a helyiséget.
Her team had a monopolistic approach to the project.
A csapata kisajátítóan állt a projekthez.
Kosa la kawaida:
In everyday speech, controlling or possessive is usually more natural for people; monopolistic sounds formal or business-like.
Maana
Excessively controlling or exclusive
Miunganiko ya maneno
monopolistic attitude
|monopolistic approach
|monopolistic control
|monopolistic grip
|monopolistic mindset
|monopolistic tendencies
|monopolistic hold
|monopolistic claim
Visawe
controlling (More common and general.)
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domineering (Emphasizes bossy personal behavior.)
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exclusive (Emphasizes keeping others out.)
Vinyume
inclusive (Emphasizes allowing others to participate.)
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cooperative (Emphasizes sharing control and working with others.)
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open (Emphasizes access rather than restriction.)
Mada
power
|control
|organizations
|social_relations
Ufafanuzi
If someone is monopolistic about something, they try to keep it all for themselves or their group.
Trying to keep complete control over something and prevent others from using, sharing, or influencing it; resembling a monopoly outside a strictly economic context.
Sarufi
Umbo la kamusi
monopolistic
IPA
GB/mənˌɑpəlˈɪstɪk/
US/mənˌɑpəlˈɪstɪk/
Silabi na mkazo
mono - pol - ist - ic (silabi 4)
Stress on 4th syllable (ic)
Maumbo ya neno
Adjective
- Base: monopolistic
Semi
monopolistic competition
1/mənˌɑpəlˈɪstɪk kˌɑmpətˈɪʃən/
fixed phrase
technical
Competition with differentiated products
A market where many companies compete, but each sells a product that is a little different, so it has some price control.
Mifano
- Economists often describe cafés, hair salons, and restaurants as examples of monopolistic competition.
- Under monopolistic competition, advertising and brand identity can be as important as price.
- The model of monopolistic competition helps explain why similar products can sell at different prices.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
- Coffee shops are a simple example of monopolistic competition.
- In monopolistic competition, companies try to make their products seem different.
monopolistic practices
1/mənˌɑpəlˈɪstɪk pɹˈæktɪsɪz/
fixed phrase
business
Actions that restrict competition
Unfair business actions that help one company keep too much control of a market.
Mifano
- The lawsuit claims the company used monopolistic practices to lock customers into its platform.
- Regulators fined the firm for monopolistic practices in the pharmaceutical market.
- Smaller sellers said the new fees were part of a pattern of monopolistic practices.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
- The law tries to stop monopolistic practices.
- The company denied using monopolistic practices.